Oil Field Weekly Production Snapshot and Wells
Reports show crude output rising with No 46 bringing new total to 3,387,125 barrels monthly. Refining activity and new wells push daily averages, with Continental, American Petro, Jergins Oil, and Galaxy noted. Drilling targets include No 9, No 2 at Monterey, and No ST at Bear Beach.
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American Petro Feenter
Spring St
Jeum Institute
Weslange
Ring of Co
Wilmington
Copa
Lakme Sts
San Aydo
Monterey Country
Increrse Continental Oil Co
Belltower
Bear Beach
Livi
Signal HO
Gye
No. ST
Shortages Vanish as Prices Fall Across Industries
Market roundup reports shortages easing with widespread price cuts. Notable moves include Wharf Electric cutting refrigerator prices 7 percent, General Electric 3 to 10 percent reductions, and falling dress and shoe costs. Production cuts loom as prewar patterns resurface, with layoffs, factory pullbacks, and shifting consumer demand signaling a slower postwar recovery.
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New York
Wortinghouse Electric Corp
Slo
Génear Electric
Council
Irene
kRow
Gonayorr
Voney
Philco. Cory
Levine
Philadelphia
Ra Bio Division
Building Permits Dry Up Amidst Mixed Notices
Fragmented OCR reads show building permit and architecture notes with street names and dates, referencing Meaden, Ave, 3130, and Olive Ave. Mentions of agencies, approvals, and project details are incomplete, yielding a terse, partial public notice style typical of a city posting.
Market Glance amid London Stocks</T:
Market snapshot notes misread phrases and scattered terms from London stocks and prices. The fragmentary text references service charges, prices, and various financial terms, though specifics are unclear due to OCR corruption.
Stocks, Markets, and Economic Notices Across NYSE Snippets
A dense OCR roll of NYSE transactions and market chatter cites varied tickers, prices, and company names. It weaves through broker notes, economic cues, and investor hints, with mentions of individuals, firms, and locations amid a tangle of figures and identifiers.
Dow Jones Averages Report Mixed Early Trading
Markets opened with uneven moves as investors weighed earnings, inflation data, and policy signals. Major indices showed small gains and losses amid cautious trading, with analysts noting mixed sector performance and potential volatility ahead.
Nash to Open Plant in El Segundo
Nash Motors plans to open an assembly plant in El Segundo to serve Arizona Nevada Washington Oregon and California. Officials stated the plant will employ about 2500 workers and start operation within months amid a regional expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nash
el Segundo
San Francisco
Nash Motors
Realty and Building: Costs Hit Construction Industry
Reported by Dowit L. Lee after the Chicago National Association of Home Builders convention, industry leaders pressed for lower costs and public financing reforms. Lee cited Southern California, especially Los Angeles County, as offering the best value with the public dollar, and urged long-term financing and a mortgage market shift to spur mass housing production. A Lakeway building under construction near Lakewood and Carson Birds was noted, with May completion anticipated. delegates highlighted costs and transportation as major factors shaping the market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dowitl R. Lee
Chicago
National Association of Home Builders
Lee
Wildsford
Hiiders
Aystry
Avor
Souther
Los Angeios
United
Ball
Home Buikders Association
Wiliam HH
Evang
Lloyd
Whaley
Institute
Elisa Fronia
Marcel
State Tops Gains in Realty Loans
Federal Reserve weekly data show that more than half of real estate loans originate from lending in the far West. The seven states Arizona, California, Idaho, Nevada, Oregon, Utah, and Washington form the 12th district, with California recording the sharpest rise.
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San Francisco
Federal Reserve
Petar Western
Atatex
Feder Reserve System
Far West
Arizona
California
Idaho
Nevis
Oregon
Utah
Washington
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Business Mirror
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Ovine
Cigar Institute
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Bohm
Senwall
Smetkiahel
Emery Tyee
Bezlogy
Saninihey
London
Enmauy
Wooley
Nile
Elie Pei
Jean Ction
Toni Rain
Tad Ui
Saniwad
Siti
Los Angeles
Los aNomnun
Aaron
Ana
Euler
Anianie
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Stare
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CARR
Laaedtneré
Eygleane Vale
Muatan
Siena
Nicaea
Erma Peller
Billy
Brien MO Weld
Stein
Itkmeer
Baneor
Slic Caglainy
Rilreene
Luton
Ance Wren
Bolianbeaey
Watt Penieihane
Maral Byers
Bo Aly
Wits
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Nulodts. Inc
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Jay Heine
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Dave
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Dinddey
Iran
Grinnell Corp
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Aden
Atlas
Waeecenmans
Mori Marth
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Treasury Report
Soton
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Jane Abri
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Jbl
Praia
DOW, Jones
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Lay
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By Everet
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Otis
United Corp
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Southern Pacifie
Creat Northern Relay
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Grodyear
U. Rubber
Ceneral Motors
U> 9, Steel
Sears
Borbugh
Interna
Tional Harvester
J. I. Case
Boring
Unio
Eastern Kodak
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Marvin Power
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Central & Saour West Corp
Kalvot Frazer
American Citron Power
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